Poultry farming
Table eggs and poultry meat, raised to a steady standard and supplied fresh to households, retailers and caterers.
About our poultry
Nourishing the community.Ensuring Nigeria’s food security.
Sharna Integrated Dairy Farms grows, raises and makes food at Gora, on the Abuja–Keffi Expressway. Poultry, crops, fish and recycled egg crates, run as one integrated farm since 2009.
Farming since 2009Seventeen years of working the land at Gora, Nasarawa State.
Km 38, Abuja–KeffiOn the expressway, within reach of the capital’s markets.
Four lines today, three more comingPoultry, crops, fish and egg crates now. Shea butter, honey and cashew for export next.
A farm built to feed its neighbours first
Sharna began in 2009 with a simple belief: a community that can grow its own food is a community that can plan its own future.
Today we raise poultry for eggs and meat, grow maize, soya beans and vegetables, farm fish, and turn recycled paper into egg crates. Each line supports the others, and every one of them is aimed at the same goal, which is good food that families across Nigeria can rely on.
Read our storyWhere we areKilometre 38, Abuja–Keffi Expressway, Gora Community, Nasarawa State, Nigeria
Who we serveHouseholds, traders, caterers and businesses in Nasarawa State, Abuja and beyond.
Where we are goingFrom feeding our community to carrying Nigerian-grown shea butter, honey and cashew nuts to export markets.
Our mission
To produce safe, affordable and high-quality food through responsible, integrated farming, and to build a business that nourishes our community, rewards our people and strengthens Nigeria’s food security.
Our vision
To be Nigeria’s most trusted integrated agribusiness, feeding families across the nation and carrying Nigerian-grown produce to the world.
What we grow and make
Four working lines on one farm, from the first egg of the morning to the crate it travels in.
Egg crates from recycled paper
We manufacture egg crates from recycled paper. Waste paper becomes safe, strong packaging for eggs, and fewer materials end up as litter.
About our egg cratesGrowing more than food
We measure our work by the plates it fills, the people it employs and the land it leaves in good heart.
Integrated farming means we plan the whole farm together, so that crops, animals, water and packaging work with each other instead of against each other. It is how a family-scale idea becomes something that can help feed a nation.
- Nourishing the community.
- Ensuring Nigeria’s food security.
- Rooted in Nasarawa. Feeding Nigeria.
- From our fields to your table.
- Giving paper a second life.
Next harvests
We are preparing three new lines that will take Sharna from the local market to export buyers.
In development
Shea butter
Processing Nigerian shea nuts into butter for food, cosmetics and export.
In development
Honey
Pure Nigerian honey, produced and packed for local and export markets.
In development
Cashew nuts
Cashew nut processing for export, adding value at home before shipping.